Young Pathologists' Section Liaison Program
The YPS Liaison Program consists of active TSP Junior Members that represent 10 different pathology programs from across the state. Each YPS Liaison serves a two-year term, with oversight by the YPS Chairs.
Purpose of the YPS Liaison Program:
- Increase awareness of the Texas Society of Pathologists (TSP) and of the YPS
- Recruit new members
- Serve as ambassadors to residents/fellows at local university
- Strengthen and complement existing outreach activities in TSP
- Increase involvement of young members
- Facilitate two-way communication
YPS Liaison Time Commitment
- YPS Liaison Orientation (held via conference call)
- Participation in at least two TSP board meetings a year (Liaisons do not have voting powers on the TSP board.)
- January – TSP Annual Meeting
- August – held in conjunction with YPS Retreat
- Additional TSP Board meetings may be held throughout the year, as determined by the TSP Board of Directors
- Attend at least one YPS business meeting a year
- Occasional phone calls/emails to individual residents/fellows and TSP members
- Submit a brief survey at the conclusion of term about experience with the program
YPS Liaison Description of Duties
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YPS LIAISONS
for the 2023-2025 Academic Year
Paula Binsol, MD
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - Temple
Taryn E Cazzolli, MD
UT Health San Antonio - San Antonio
Hafiz A Ghani, MD
UTMB - Galveston
Lianna Goetz, MD
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center - Houston
Adelaide Kwon, MD
UT Southwestern - Dallas
Alyssa Mathew-Joseph, DO
Baylor University Medical Center - Dallas
Meg Parham, MD, MA
Baylor College of Medicine - Houston
Ricardo Pascual, MD
Houston Methodist Hospital - Houston
Daniel Rivera, MD
UT Houston - Houston
TBD
San Antonio Uniformed Health Services Education Consortium - San Antonio